Bradley Tusk is a venture capitalist, political strategist, writer, and owner of P&T Knitwear bookstore. In this conversation, we talk about his brand new book, called “Obvious in Hindsight.” It is all about a fictional story of innovative technology, flying cars, and what they have to go through with politicians, mafia members, etc. This is a great conversation about how technology meets politics, and the reality on the ground.

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#1277 Bradley Tusk on Insane Story Of How Startups Beat Politicians

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#1277 Bradley Tusk on Insane Story Of How Startups Beat Politicians